Description

On the horizon

Vertical artwork 6 x 12 inches

Classic Collection

Description of the Québec fused glass piece

This work in Quebec fused glass depicts an embracing couple as the blazing sun gently dips into the sea. The sky is tinged with deep, vibrant blues, while birds fly freely across the horizon. The scene captures that suspended moment when the world seems to slow down… and the only thing that matters is the bond between two people.

“À l’horizon, nous” is a fused glass creation made in Quebec that celebrates the love, complicity and quiet strength of a united couple. The contrast between the deep black of the silhouettes and the warmth of the red sun creates a powerful, emotional visual presence. The raised textures of the ground and vegetation add depth and movement to the whole.

You can’t make out the faces… and yet it’s all there: trust, tenderness, shared enthusiasm. This work of Quebec glass art evokes wedding anniversaries, unions, renewed promises or simply the beauty of love.

Its 6 x 12-inch vertical format, framed in silver-finish Italian wood, brings elegance and warmth to a living space, bedroom or office.

Materials and dimensions

• Fused glass handmade in Quebec
• Silhouettes and relief elements
• Dimensions: 6 x 12 inches
• Framed in Italian wood, silvered finish
• Ready to hang
• Unique piece

Inspiration

Inspired by sunsets over the river and precious moments shared by two, this work pays tribute to the simple beauty of being together. It speaks of enduring love, tenderness and freedom.

Because the most beautiful landscape… is often the one we contemplate together.

Fused glass handmade in Quebec

Each piece is designed and fused in my studio in Quebec. Glass is cut, layered and fired at high temperatures to reveal deep colors and a unique luminous texture.

Choosing this Québec fused glass piece is to offer a lasting symbol and encourage handmade Québec glass art.

A breath of glass, a breath of love. ✨

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